. l . " anon. m zni-“sizy on‘ March i -— To Mr_ and Mm. George a eon,

AV - At Moron, Sunday. Mar. .10 l. B. and Mrs. Jay. a daugn

u.

n minim

MR. THOMAS POWER _ The sudden death o! the int» Thee. Powam o! 85 iii-yam Street Maiden. llhaa, occurred on Mas; 8 1931, attar only two days lllneen oi dines-sq Mr. Powers waa born in Long River, P. E. l_, and moved to Maiden iiiasa, aeven U" year; ago. The service wea held at .3 Sacred Heart Church, Maiden on . Sunday March d, at 2 docloulr and the mnera] was largely attended by golntlvee and lrleuds. The floral tflbllq were numerous and beau- t . H0 was buried in the ismq liy plot Holy Cross Maiden. Meal was gun: Monday morn I118 March 87-h by the pastor Rev. Father Lannghan. He was a men: ber o! m‘ Holy Name society and lha Carmen's Union. lie was employed by the Boston Izllcvatetl y Co., and is survived by a wile, Tarn; (nee Rnnuban) and seven children, Mrs. Ernest lleiuiy 0t Dominate/n Mesa, Misses (lorr. rude, Lydia, Ann, ifiazricls and Mra. Eugene Plnkham_ o! sisldt-n Mans, also one non JOsOph Puavcr-i and loui- sisters, lilrs, JOSUlJIi Ali‘.- or_ Boston, Mass, Mrs David Hurr- ard, Haverhill, Iii-ass, and tire. Minna Elizabeth and‘ Clirwiuu o. Brooklyn lilacs, and ilrrc» 1- ulh. era, Jill!!!» Powers, Hillel. ‘._'. l’. E., Francis Powors SuYlBTV l Mil-ll. and YiiLriuk Pcivors, Brind- trae Mans- The pail bearers were b1: six Matthews Joseph and Laurence- Mlllerl, j-ioston. Percy Power's. Homer-ville Alase; l. flnverhlll. Muss, Ann. '.\ ..2, Briantreq lvlass and .1 mu .lll\\'il‘ll lhverhlil, Mass. ‘.\l.iy as cull] reat in peace. ' (OLher P, E. I. papers [H8456 copy)

ACASTORA

For Infants and Children l" "SE FUR OVER 36 lEARS

*"lPi2z5nvvzszz

Ian-wre-

Farm For Sale I

Fifty mores of land situated v“ it. Patrick's Roan. Li): 2 ‘.1; acres clenr and the biman

,. "i

Good house . 1118i; running u .

I'll f‘ . Win55

beck or lrlllll; . . 1mm Hunter Rim nriou; udir saw mill; roller mill carding mill; churches and sciioc-i. in: p294‘- flclflarli apply to,‘

EMMETT MCGUIGAN. Branley Bridge, P. in, ‘ii-land -_» ...-_-_ ..__...._

i Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Mill View Egg Circle, will he hold ii: Vernon Hall on Thursday, Marci) 17th st 7.30 cfcfock. Rebates will be paid. Wm. Kerr will be Meant.

.. l-rxrf-i .5»

Provincial llorsc r ind; Flititork Show

MIN’! 17th and 18th. 1921

jaxiu.,......»_»§

The Provincial Horse Show wll be held at the Agricultural Hall Charlottetown. on Marc); 17th, Far Btook Show, March 18th. Emyle. oieoe Maren 15th.

Everyone interested in tn;- as vdozlnent of the Live Stock lo fllllfiy elmuld patronize 1.111s Show

W. BOULTER. Berry Charlottetown. P. E. l.

Basic Slag

m...“ "iti..§::*~,..:.~# 5090151 7000a to lnyone hauling

Minn wax-olivine.

UOBLDIQ ‘ROB. LTU_

Notice

‘Ha. airllioin-nevl annual meeting U! the flour-ls Sliver llank Fox 00-. Ltd, will be bald in the Town Hall, Iourla. on Wednesday, Ivlarah fill 111th 1t 8 p. m_ J. AUOUBTUI WHITE,

' Uecretnry,

in any

A .

the Postmaster revolved at. Ottawa until norm. on

ililearing’ Auciinn Sale

At Noni: Rlvar, Tuesday, March lhth. at 1 o'clock l am going West and will loll by Auction on my orbmlcaa ol! above date all my stock. crop. hm implements.

--1 draft mare, 7 years: l dram mas-a, 6 years; 1 driving mare. Kalol. 10 yearn old; l driv- ar Darkwood. B years; l cow, 5 yearn in milk; 1 cow, n years to treahsn May 1st; 2 cows 4 years in

r 8 cows, 3 yearn in call: 2 hafleraj years to freshen in April I oalval, 5 months (boilers). 2 tel 182th; 1 brood sow to turrow April

i0th; 1 (at pig onor-ioo bu». mined srciu; 300 bus. turnlpn; 70¢) bus. pota-

zoea, Deoota rods; Mme oat straw.

8 lull hi1)’; 4

‘lntice oi Annual rlleeting "

Poo venom! annual meeting oi '1"! l‘. E i Rural Telephone Assn m) Ym held in use Board oi‘ 'l‘rade- i. r-v ~ _t ClLIIHlIYGtOWD on Tuevsda.) dawn l5 M. l n m. EACH Rural Co vii: send 4w»; ritrlegstes. Meeting to w- held a: .l znnnl.

C. T. FERGUSON, Bertram?) York R. B. I.

vaxrzztzzzr~rz

arancn Auction Sale

11c

AT JOHNBTONW RiVER

0N WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16TH AT ONE WCLOCK yTOCW. CROP. iMPLEMENTS HOIJQVEHOLD FURNITURE S'lIJ~_‘l-{'--- l‘! bead choice cattle. ’ zilik cow's. firec- EIi-‘Wl; [realigned rrberu tn trestle-n smn. 4 young lattla, i.’ (2 yes:- old.) Short horn made, 2 calves, l geucrtal purpose nare B yes.- old, 5 brood sheep in llEE-ll. ‘.- lailfls pig‘, 4i) liens.

I

s’:

-\l bun. sugar beet, 15 tons bay, nus straw.

lh-iPLEllliilNTlin-l driving wag m '. cart and wirenls, l wood sleigh l box sleigh, 1 sol. whee! hart-ewe ~rcnm IBQAFRYO)‘, (Deliuvai) 1 ‘liar cl churn, mew.) WflllhlHg machlnt melt), l. not driving harness, 1 mt, cuddle and breaching, collars. nrics. e10.

FllRNi'i‘I*RlC.—<1. kitchen range llvv. n-Ollfifl] Alaska, parlor stove, ‘l -il stove, sewlnz machine, nplnnini! Mieel, 2 iron bode. BIWUJZE mid rout rensesx ids herds, Gfiillfl, chairs ables and n lot of nrticcs too nurri ‘Ytlli to IDEBDUOIL

Nine months credit over $10.00

Salcpositivo, owricr going West ll’ day ls stormy first flno ‘day

oilo WILLIAM WALKER, Johnston's River l A. MACDONALD.

Auctioneer

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TENDERS HIGH“ LY IMPROVED! EH1’

\

Pursuant <si~ vim r-g)

fflflflll O7

ire Cnnnda ‘Hlzhwavo t. arparat- ‘soled Tend-so marl-ed Tlnllfirfl tn- irndln»; and Corn" '>‘

’rojec.t. No._._.__.." will be . ~y the rmderalxned urtii hfluc‘. m Tuesday March 31. ‘AM, for grad fig‘. -."\fi:l_T‘. tin-i of con

E. 4 a 1

rote structures Ind other noses sry work u tho following roadsh-

Project l\ . 1Z- Ifonimzrrciul Rand "mm Morn Itlvar tn Lli-ntacue.

Pr-ijuct Nn. i8-—Carrllsnm. St. ‘Pct ~rs Road. from Alleys Mills in Bl "etc-cs.

Project No. i4—~Ft. Petr-rs IlI-ao ‘rum Si. Prtcrr; (0 Lin. ial

Project No. l5-F!. Pczs-r-I Road rum Union Road tr) l-ictitnhfnit.

S

i

Project No lli-dlalpnriue Road ‘rum Waterworks Hill to Hunter JJv-r.

ll Project No. l7-Tryr>n Road, trnn ‘Jew Haven to Trynn. Pr-sject No. 18—Eoi (‘reek Road Pr» llrynntozfa Corner to French

0

.2! . r. Project No.

19—]3ndequu Road Prr-m Sllmmernidc tn llordcu. Pmjcci. Ho. !ll-~»'.V¢:4l€ffl Road S

‘Mm Mount. Pica-rant to Mir-touch;

Pros-pact N0, 21-01mm’! and zcstcrn Iimlda. 1mm (“Leary to Bloomfield.

Protect No. 2Z~—MNIDBQUG Ruld Western Ronda from (YLcary r» lllr,\1:lYl.'|"l(l.

Priilcnt bio. 2J--EL. Pntorn Road

(mm (‘harloututuw-n to Union Ttuud iitna, Qrcc-iflcntlz-ns and Forms ni

lWm-ier may he soon nt tlic nftlce oi

lh” Prnvinrlnl Engineer. Charlotte-

w-wr: a "‘ l-l

mfifl Ylrviprutora. (TI-nary.

r , Ali-Kn)" A.“ Cde. Pfllrio

llmuipnorfe lllnntaulln.

l-'--4L1"‘i'. Andnrsyzfla

A w-rflflnvl Phrllll! SELVLOO aayaiW- u- rhv- iwrdsr f the Gum nurru-irru-r of‘ llrihllr "i a, Prlnm toward island. mun: so JHIDEPY Lb»

Lender in." ma/Ih cepawl! Project. 77m ivwan. o." any Tun-lav- r-ot not: olaarll! acncvtovl.

L. Iv. Mac‘!!! LAN. flwrctrrr» Public Work: l-flzsnfimafit t" l"l|n rvorkr. Charlottetown. P. ‘ll’. ‘f ITPlV, J». 19".‘ nfrerixmutzr; -

El F.‘

o.

MAIL (FOATTRAGT

SEALED TENDQVRF, uridranccrl tn Uenlrnl. will b!

ill

7'14 ices.

consulted

complctcly l‘

x::-.=~__.___—--.-~

irioritha old; curs old; l Jersey Cow, ll) Sheep. 3 Goose, l Gander.

mack llny Genr: ,~:,,<.¢,r, new; spring-tooth Harrow.

lhé BfllliLllPlCY Act

in the matter of the Estate of The

by the undersigned up to noon on the 22 rid day of March 1921. f0? the purchase oi.’ the stock of mer- chandise o! the above named au- thorized Asslgnors, includin! Dry Gnnds, Harwarc, Boots and Sobes. Store Fixtures. tending purchasers mill‘ 1611561‘ 7°" mo whim m- {my pan of the above

must accompany Each Wild"-

me gtouk may he examined at the

town; Clnrlyla Bell, Tlgulell? 0|’ Bl tho orifice oi‘ the undsrsisllfld it

Assn. Ltd. Maritime Division-

[teprosontativo for P. 1L‘. Island

lenders for‘ Materials

iizia Granada Hlzhwflyl Act. BEA!»

VfiflVQd by tlia undersigned until 12 31. 1921,

following materials. sand, gravel or broken stories, relu- lorclng steel and tile pipe accord-

flcatlon for some, which with terms oi‘ tender may he noon nt iliu (itflco

STUFFED HER

HEAIJAUHES

Years lJl Suiting Enlliul By “Flilli-li-illilS”

112 llxns Sin, Sr. Joan, N. B.

“It is with pleasure that l write to tell you ofthe great benefit I received from the use of your medicine "FruiI-a-Iiues", made flan: fruit 1 was a gran! suffnn" for mnuyyears from Nervous [Jurist-lies and Consijvnliivrz. lured everylhing, i-“ivll 1'1 llli lll ll!" nothing beard from: the publwucr to whom

,, he hail =i=binliu=d his manuscript. seemed to ha!’ me “mi I “lad So liiysaid. and bad added that ho

doctors ; but

“Fruit-n-tlves".

After tukir

North Rive

ins: v -..-== _——

FOR SALE

L. farm containing 100 some o! land, 80 under good cultivation ltlld. Z0 under hardwood Sourislitntion, handy churches and schools.

u a

For particulars apply nu, uANiEi. G!O_ MOONEY,

8t. Catherine, Sam-is East, l‘. E. l_

inaciinnl .nin

i um instructed by Richard Stead

senior. to aell by Public Auction at Izivcr, ‘Verinelday, March .'1 st one o'clock p. m. Tul-

mvmg stock. implements, etc‘.

STOCK-Horse. 6 yearn i-ld. Horse 3 years old, British

Soldier;

. , , Stallion. 5 years, weighs 1500 lbs; some famous author, humorous or _‘77‘(-',"”,-"2'~f° bllFh-"i TE“ Y“ "'1 r y hrrd Shcrthorvi Cow. 4 years otherwise, to lend them iriterest— ‘ltmixz’ bu,‘ 3M3" “w” G mm --lii; 1 pure bred Siiorthorn iluli. 8'niid oddity‘. I hurl rllllfill-Zed two lmtnh? 9W“ L“, "M pumtoes‘ “ad months 01d: 1 ishcriiiorn i-lc-ircr, 8 rriuslclans-n. surprise for Dick

n A4

Grade Heifers.

lMPLEMENTS-J Cart. 1 McCor- 1 Massey Harris.

ml otlior urtic-ius Loo numerous to

mc-nlion.

'I‘EItl\lS:—-All sums oi’ vulillcash:

over that amount. 10 mouths credit’ on approved Joint notes. 6 per C$11l,h3ppenpd [p m," of! for cash.

1i’ rlay proves stormy, sale will be

hcld the first. fine day fiillowlnfi-

6111c positive, us farm in sold. W. ll. MQOUUIIREY, Auctloneer.

Tenders

Tlgnlsb Trading Co» Ltd- (Authorized Assigllolil Sealed Tender: will be received

Sundries, etc. in

took oi goods. A certified cheque for twentY 24)) per cent o! the purchase price The highest or any tender not ecess-arily accepted.

A complete detailed inventory o1 tllce of J. J. iim-nhy. Charlotte ummcrslde.

The Canadian Credit liilens Trust

B. W. MANSON Authorized Trustee.

‘A “liiigliway improvement

For tbalsnpply o! any U! e13 U! u"

D TBNDERIB. marked “TENID‘ RI FOR MATERXALI" will be re

ciook noon on ‘Thursday, March For lhelaupply ollnny or ull ot the viz, cement.

i; to terms set forth in line spool

several . 3X95, I was when l um’, ieved uftbesc troubles . and have bu-ll unusually rvoli ever “Tl

infill-ls trorn

2'42?

Cart

2

THE CHARDGHETOWN GUARDIAN

1 THE WDMAN HE MARRIED

av an: mcua '.

HEARTBR EAK --AND MEASLES

Chapter 107

seemed to have settled upon mo. Evctu firs

m» v» iiiivresi. llflllfn. mat in

“R5100 nervous i» rcFt.

. Ultin irc \Villl\

nt other. with u. look I could nut fathom. ’l‘l|cn Xigliill he would loulr i=0 "ivtifl. '-o same, so normal, so zniiclr ilk’ Dick wlih whom I had lived those loui: months in tire do» sort. those months that at ‘times seenrvd in drag. yet which l now looked back upon with regret. Dick had belonged to me ihcn, he was mine uttci'l_v.

Juanita Ulilllt» uvcr fremiontly in those tow days before the party, always with ii question as to my need of her. 1t hurt mo to see Dick flush with pleasure when lite greet- m] bot‘. AL tluies [in appeared al- most iiiartlcuisu- rrliii iiaivpiness~ or also l irriuginotl ll, lie was so quiet. ‘My nlllll! “us. chaotic. Al. one time l would believe l was tak- ing the right course. the only course to hold my husband; nt another _l would wourlcr ill assert- ed myself, lei Dick know ilint l disliked his intimacy with Junnltu. if it would not, perhaps. prove llic nether way, '

.\lv preparations were about com- pletcd. l hail sum out my invita- tions on ranged edged pieces of bark, and Willi a ciuotatlon from

who wished one any we could have smiiellllng beside the vlulrola in!‘ dancing, l 11ml rnlioc out my sup- per menu. We had decided i! move feasible than n lcrrnral dinner lici-nuso or the size o1‘ our dining mom. l litul ‘bought 1 new {own which l lrnev.‘ was becoming. ‘fut l felt lrenvv-lv-riricrl. nmsrelrenslvo. Yet ct what’? Nothing more bad ue mo lo fear. I

Md heard new“)? gum noumm officers took place. Miss (Yarrutlr- save u-iriri xvllli r§§'.~iii.»i llrorlt-ietv "”‘ “lllllli: as chairman. The of- happens betwlmevn ‘hm dose rider's fur the ensuing your are:

frivilds~sucb as ljiuk lilli] Jullilllll worm-or claimed to l.|_-_ But lil- llultlvely something see-med to toll me that I was too lHlfiHIlQ, loo eas- ily deceived. Strive n»; l ‘Willllll. l could not rirl myself oi‘ ilie idem. ‘Phi-ii liiu iililil iii-loin» ilir: lid-Tl." soiuethlnn bnppouwil l0 pill all but one l 1g uut oi my mind. Junior was comic: l\Olilf—_ An __epidemic or’ rueasies ‘rind ‘broken out at the SChOOl. rind ‘u was so severc lbeyv were closing the classes is): a wvek 0i‘ two. The boys who lived near were sent home for ZTvILLQ‘ pTbCHilLiOH. ~I was delighted that Junior was to be at the party. and could scarc- ely wait for Dick to come in from his walk to tell blur. To my as- tonishment he grumbled: "l don't see why ho should he sent horns just. lTECiIHFQ a few of the boys have measles.“ "But Dick! lilo say! the boys are \'i.-i‘_v ill. Ami it. will be delight- ful to have him new for rim party. He loves tn daric ’ Dick riiaric no reply, but went ill- to the smidy and closed the door. l had sr great dcitl to do, and with a shrug dismissed my disappoint- ment. nt his lack of enthusiasm ov- nr Juniors coming. But l could nut so easily lllllmifll! the heari- brenk that thoughts oi Juanita brought hie-thoughts mixed with n. sort of wiatinl envy. Junior came next morning. 1 wns too busy to go in tire station, so asked Dick lo moot him: “He will feel nuglected it no one l9 at tire train." i said. in liull rm hour- Junlor came wliizilliiig lip Lllu walk-clone. "Where's your iather? Didn't he meet you?” “Oh, yes, be was at the train." The boy stopped l9 give me a. hug and iiVil or three resounding kiss- ee. "But we met Aunt Nita cu U1», way home and sliu logged hlrn oil‘ iolook for some book she scoured

awfully ire-on about. Dad neems

sort cl hnppy overAnipt. Nita. liihtYii some locker all right.

Was ' un-

A sort o! early summer lethargy

the planning of my party, the one we had given since our house was finished. lulled to arouse

ilk-l; wruio tor bis stamp-a uiiort ilim: until be

t.) remain idle,

ltrul iwerto Juan- 1 Iconic-J 10 know the signs.

"'4 regular meeting n: the m, . l ' mo o! M“- "l- Pfllldvrnaai on» Feb. 17- Tllelt- “ere 12 members pre . "Bill lllie ‘meeting opened w"), lhe singing qr 111,, Qde The mm “m. T“ ehsnnnvziu... 0i’ the instl. irgcugggn. m; Beclbegllrom‘? or Mrs ' - "-11 proved

~

~l6iuiw

Rheumatism

Templeton’: Rheumatic Capsulea

Have broudht I004 ham; to hall-a-mllllon Iulierera.

scribed b6- §isls,'$l. o , or wait: ior a [rt-e ma! u-itlkagc.

nliig this rnornlng. "

ed tn COHH‘ my cmoilorr zit the b0.“ {rank remark about his Yitlllvi‘.

piled, coirifortcd. love nu unutter what happened

'l oinorrow-A Contrelorups

Women's Institutes 0f

to be organized in

All H19 women are cordially lnvl

ed to he pros-cm.

i-

blur. i llnm Grant;

n, tho home oi MP5. Wll

mouths j ust

treasury. $20 was realized iron iogrnuh quilt. held recently was made.

from which

Niur. Zl-ith. school was -clen.ned and pnlutou rlurlnjz the year at the expense of Hi0 lilmtlllik’. The women are now agreeing to buy sin organ for tlio hall if the bail directors lrvll] have the lioor raised. After the "upuris and his finishing o! the Phllillir business, the election of

‘Pl‘t:tlldl3lli——i\li1=. Lcster lirehuvit Vic».- 1il'esldei.|i~<1\ii"s_ J, ]_i_ Fer- gurion.

Soc reiary--.\irs . lemi. _ DlrcctorsAfllrs. AlcCanuoi; ‘Mrs.

Matthew Blac-

"i Kltflllllll: Mrs. Wm. Keenan. Auditors-Mrs. Gl-idlngs; ‘Mrs. G. Keenan.

The next meeting will b6 361d ll! the hOlLlB Of ll re._ R, K531111131, (‘lilRDlGAN-Tlm annual meet.» lnr: 0i’ this institute was held at the llfillll; o! Mrs. Rubi. Blcbaren (Juli Mar. 9. There were 19 wo- men present. This club was or. damned on Sept. 2'4 last ‘out al- IQIUY great interest is taken in the work and great plans are be- ing made for the work to be taken up in the future. The 50015,} slde_is certainly being cultivated by laces» woman and it little else were gained the institute would be worth carrying 0n, A be“ 5lll>iioi~ was held during the year Rnd at present the. members are lllfliltlfilng for a concert to be hold rm Wednesday iMar. 31). Thc kick committee reported sgvgml vlsirs made to members and oth- er“ °f m? Vlllafie. A committee W11" ltllilflllllfll to visit tho school and to report on the requlreqnentg for the work. Mi-s, ‘John A, Mc Donald and nllrs. Jus. E, 310301; old were appointed to attend the vouvcnliion to ‘nu hold in Charlotte town iu June. After lire business of the meeting was. (goncrqmed a demonstration on desserts was '51. Yell by Miss Carrutlrers. The Elllllllls ol iuncii followed and a suclni liour was spent, HUNTER RIVER-The regular lgflfitlilslngl oi’ this institute was held ‘m.’ e wmo of lllrs. Illurriocir Cut on Mar. l3. Because u! iii. tress in this dlstrict it was not pus Billie to liold a meeting in Fcbru. Biy so that here will bnltwo 11mm lltivce held in mini-air on thin 30691151 ~19 fiuestlon c! subscribing to um llllnbd (‘cor tile Soldiers’ Zllonzqyinr un lei was dlritllliggi} and 35,0“, W11. the amount to be dagirigd at tire next meet.lny,_ EMLILLIN~lWli i;

iustllutq he“)

ll grunt success.

Neuriti» 51516“. Nwralsia-

A healthful, mone moving remedy, well known fur fi teen years, pre- ' doctors, sold 11y dill!" a box. Ask our 88""!

Templeton, i411 King W, Toronto

"" —--"—-——~—_— .—;-:.-_ ;;::_~,~.

"lvlzlit illil >1)? have on?" I 35k<

l had my boy's

Prince Edward Island

V.lC'l‘OltlA~ox new instlrute 1.9 5 this district. ' The organization meeting will be held in the Victoria Hall on the afternoon oi‘ Wednesday. M1113 W

rutuzrrsv mvmn-"riit- annual meeting of this club was hold on

Good work has‘ been dunc by this institute in ‘the nine finished. n5 was sbouu by the secreruryu report. $70 was arlsed for the British DIP plre War Relief Fund and $10 was aiildud to this from the institutes